Sentence examples for off from the data from inspiring English sources

Finally, I cut myself off from the data.

The alignments were manually inspected, and proteins, which were decreasing the alignment quality, were taken off from the data.

Things change in 2013 and 2014, further off from what the data can tell us accurately.

The sensor construct is still strongly deregulated in stage 3 6 egg chambers in the cuff and rhi mutants, while only a faint GFP signal is produced in vas and aub after the cyst buds off from the germarium (data not shown).

Campaigns rely on voter data for everything from fundraising to knowing which doors to knock on to get voters out on Election Day, so getting cut off from that data is a big deal.

With respect to the obtained results, this implies that our results represent upper bounds which cannot be exceeded by any method trying to estimate this cut-off value from the data.

Caught red-handed, the company is backing off from the opt-out data collection program, giving users a choice up front instead of buried in the options.

In the year since we last ran our ranking, Angela Braly (No. 16) took the helm of insurer WellPoint, providing health care coverage to one in 10 Americans; the world's largest money-transfer company, Western Union, was spun off from First Data under the leadership of Christina Gold (No. 56); and PepsiCo Chief Executive Indra Nooyi (No. 5) added another title, that of chairman.

We use a sample adaptive cut off for variation inferred from the data to account for a varying noise level between samples.

As a writer and journal editor who has feasted off the data from the Penny George research department, I cannot but feel that the light that powered up Baecher's slides in Colorado and have helped many delivery organization-based integrators elsewhere will be dimmed.

This mechanism, which causes a transmitting device to back off from sending data packets until the bottleneck has been eliminated is sometimes referred to as 'backpressure'backpressure